A man poses for a photo in Cinque Terre, Italy on July 6, 2025.
Joe Torrez, 31, a carnival salesman from Bakersfield, California, poses for a photo at the Coolray Field Carnival on Friday, March 13, 2026 in Lawrenceville, Georgia. (Photo/Evan Frilingos)
Magnifique Munezero is a clinical psychologist at MHub, a mental health counseling organization that focuses on providing businesses with services for their employees. “I care about people’s wellbeing and meaningful impact,” she said. “I am passionate about mental health, conversations that change lives and create healthier environments where people can thrive.” Over 50% of Rwandans had PTSD after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, and generational trauma remains prevalent today. The government has partnered with higher education institutions and mental health organizations to expand access to mental health services. Community initiatives have made space for people affected in any way to come together for group therapy, which has helped strengthen unity. An emphasis is educating the next generation of mental health professionals, evidenced by the creation of degree pathways and departments in higher education. (Photo/Evan Frilingos 2026)
Twins Taiwo Opaaje, left, and Kehinde Opaaje pose for a photo at the University of Georgia Fashion Design Student Association’s “Hollywood Showgirl: All Eyes on Us, All Eyes on You” fall runway show at Morton Theatre in Athens, Georgia on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. UGA students designed, modeled and put together all of the outfits.
A gondolier poses for a photo in Venice, Italy on July 7, 2025.
Serra Jaggar, owner of Indie South, poses for a photo inside her store in Athens, Georgia on Monday, Oct. 6, 2025.(Photo/Evan Frilingos; @frilingos.photos)
Irene wears an Arsenal jersey that features the globally-known Visit Rwanda logo on the sleeve. Football is hugely popular for Rwandan youth, and Visit Rwanda’s sponsorship deals have inspired many to cheer for teams including Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain. One of Rwanda’s most promising young players, 18-year-old Barthazar Ndayshiminaye, plays for European giants FC Bayern Munich in Germany. (Photo/Evan Frilingos 2026)
